How to solve the small things in high school, please ask the master for advice.

You're right, it's a small thing that happened in high school, hehe.

In the collective, we all have to learn to be patient, and you should have been patient for a long time, and it's not bad.

In a class, the place is not big, and it is inevitable that everyone will walk back and forth, and some people are just more careless, they may not be aware of this thing at all, there should be a lot of books on your desk, and the solution is to change your books in a different place, not on the table, if there is really no place, put them on the inside, anyway, just put them in a place that is not easy for others to touch

I don't have a good idea about being at the same table, and if you really hate him, you can find a teacher to change seats under some other pretext, but it's better not to say the real reason.

People are different from each other, you have to find your own, and other people's just learn from it.

Dealing with people is a lifelong lesson for everyone, especially young people, especially in today's society with frequent interactions and complex interpersonal relationships. The wisdom success network provides friends with a comprehensive "how to deal with people, principles, and knowledge", and the right to be a guide for bricks. I sincerely wish my friends good interpersonal communication!

1. On the question of bothering others: if you don't trouble yourself, you must trouble others.

2. On the question of benefiting oneself: it is not beneficial to oneself, but it is beneficial to others. Therefore, it is necessary not only to try not to trouble others but also not to trouble yourself too much.

It is necessary to benefit both oneself and others. The secret of doing things probably lies in how to adjust this balance. 3. Reservations:

Excessive arguments are not helpful and unself-contained. In general, one should not rush to express one's attitude or express one's opinion, leaving people uncertain. Cautious silence is shrewd evasion.

4. Know yourself: Promote your most outstanding talents and cultivate other aspects. As long as you know your strengths and grasp them, all people will be prominent in something.

5. Never exaggerate: Exaggeration damages the truth and makes people doubt your opinion. The shrewd person restrains himself, shows caution, speaks concisely and to the point, and never exaggerates himself.

Overvaluing oneself is a form of lying. It can damage your reputation and have a very negative impact on your relationships. It is detrimental to your grace and intellect.

Don't be in a hurry, get a class committee member first, and exercise. When you get to university, you can participate in various clubs.